Since posting the WPF 4 version of my Awesomium (Chromium-based) browser wrapper, Awesomium introduced its own wrapper. I assumed everyone would just use the new wrapper and everything would be fine.
Turns out it wasn’t quite that simple, so I’ve updated my WPF 4.0 Chromium browser demo to use the new Awesomium wrapper. You can get the project here (requires VS2010).
It’s setup assuming you’ve installed the Awesomium SDK to the default location.
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Hi Chris,
Thanks for your work on getting Chrome working in WPF. Your name has come up a handful of times on the PixelSense (formerly Surface) forums (http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/surfaceappdevelopment/threads).
I was wondering if you had any idea/work on getting touch events from PixelSense (or Windows 7 Touch) through to the Awesomium browser? The ability to do web-based multitouch things on the Surface 2.0 OS would be awesome.
Let me know. Thanks!
– Brad
Brad – Have you tried the Awesomium support forums? Looks like there’s a Touch API on its way, and a couple possible workarounds until then:
http://support.awesomium.com/discussions/problems/349-issue-with-webcontrol-and-touch-events-mapping-to-mouse-injections
http://support.awesomium.com/discussions/problems/672-quick-and-dirty-html5-multi-touch-support
Hello,
The links above seem to be dead and i’m looking for a way to pass touch events to the Chromium Wrapper. Do you have any other guides?
Thanks